Zuckerberg Scrambles To Calm Facebook Employees via ZeroHedge Following a horrendous week of damage control through a choreographed game of MSM softball, Mark Zuckerberg is now trying to calm down Facebook employees in the wake of a […]
Diplomacy for Peace or Preparations for War? by FEDERICO PIERACCINI After a series of high-level meetings between officials from Seoul and Pyongyang, the proposal for a face-to-face meeting between the American and North Korean leaders […]
Caught On Camera: Israel Targets Civilians With A Chemical Weapon Drone by Tyler Durden . For the first time, Lebanon-based Al-Mayadeen TV released new dramatic footage showing Israeli forces using a weaponized unmanned aerial vehicle […]
Once Again, I Ask: Why Vote Republican? By Brian C. Joondeph Every few months, Republicans behave stupidly, causing their voters to again ask themselves, “Why vote Republican?” Supporting congressional Republicans seems an exercise in futility – […]
HIGH DEBT LEVELS RANT by Kevin Muir via The Macro Tourist blog, I am going to break from regular market commentary to step back and think about the big picture as it relates to debt […]
Allowing legislation to ban certain firearms is tantamount to signing a death warrant by Michael Aydinian, TLB Contributing Writer from the UK I’ve no idea how accurate this caption is so if anyone is thinking about […]
FBI Informant Speaks, Says Feds Asking New Questions About Clintons by Tyler Durden The former FBI informant at the heart of the Russian Uranium scandal, William D. Campbell, has given an exclusive, on camera interview […]
CLAPPER LIED, Worked With FUSION GPS Who Had History With Russia by Rick Wells Fusion GPS had a working relationship on behalf of Russian interests prior to their being hired by Clinton and that history […]
..Two companies have complete control over how the Western World perceives reality [.] Google and Facebook.. by IWB Facebook Fines Not Enough: Open Markets Institute Demands Full-Restructuring “To Protect Democracy” [In the Video below, Jack […]
War-Spending Sparks Durable Goods Orders Rebound In February by Tyler Durden Following January’s disappointing plunge (-3.6% MoM), expectations were for a 1.6% rebound in durable goods orders, but the print surprised to the upside, jumping 3.1% […]
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